APC- line-R 1200VA line conditioner w/AVR .Will this protect my wireless router &amp; HD tv when I run my Coleman PM 5000 watt genarator ? 16 21 % DHT
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It will, but I wouldn't rely on it completely just because there are so many voltage output issues with portable gasoline generators. If the generator has a voltage output regulator (or other type of regulator between the generator and the line conditioner) it would be safer. What I recommend is use the generator to power a battery-backup UPS with a built in line conditioner and/or use this line conditioner to regulate the voltage on either side of the UPS. Then when you need to gas up the generator the TV and the Wifi won't crap out.
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Your best bet is to look at the AC adapter. The specs should be there. I've looked at the user manual. You can see it here, http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/R6250/R6250_UM_17July2013.pdf. I've looked at it on page 126 and it says it's compatible. I hope this helps.
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it will handle anything you can plug into it. has coax for tv or cable and phone protection too. actually i recently got an apc one similar that also protects network ethernet. APC makes great stuff.
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Doesn't look like it will. From the Engenious specs: Active Ethernet: (Power-over-Ethernet) Proprietary PoE Design. They want you to buy their PoE injector.Why not go with Ubiquiti instead? I have several of their products installed and never had a problem or failure - only issue was one of their POE-15 power supplies failed on me.
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Even though the RTA15 does have 700mW amplifiers, there is the possibility that it will not provide the coverage you need because of your environment. The plaster walls and wire mesh will create interference and block the signal. Most likely you will need to install an additional unit, like and access point, in order to achieve the coverage you desire.
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Hello From Mediabridge! Make sure you use Mixed WPA/WPA2 wireless security using both TKIP and AES fro your algorithms. If you have the 150v2 model, also make sure you are suing the latest firmware version 5.07.39, and that under Basic Wireless Settigns, AP isolation is disabled. With these settings you should be good to go! If you have further questions, please contact our friendly U.S. based support department and we'd be happy to help! Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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I've installed this at my main service panel and I believe all appliances are protected. I no longer do electrical work as a career, therefore I would contact the manufacturer for exact specifications. You know CYA.
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No, I have two of these units and Mediacom Service. I run my service provider router to my wireless router. I run my four ports out of my router to four areas of the house into the 8 port switch. The 7 extra ports are used to hard wire my Apple TV, TV, Roku, receiver, TIVO,etc. Works great. My only issue with the switch is heat. Set it away from your components.
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I chose 3900B, cuz when adding a timer removes the human element. This is in respect to humidity and area temperature! Also, all electrical components are old school and easy to repair/replace and not subject to power surges!!! WA4MUC Lake Butler, Fl
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No, it is strictly a surge protector. I do have friends that run a pellet stove, big screen T V, etc. with raw generator feed, but I think it's risky. I'd want to do more reasearch first. I keep my electronics off when running the generator. But I'm super cautious. Maybe check out line conditioners. Not sure a generator is any worse than dirty utility power, but I'm purely guessing.
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Managed to get the Firmware download done. It slowed the fan down, but youstill know the fan is working. The fan runs non-stop 24-7! I can't imagine the fan'spower consumption is much? Most likely DCV. due to the router uses a transformer.
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It's really not a power line conditioner, but like a surge protector. It is meant to protect against surges in the power to your house. In addition to that, one needs individual surge protectors for each device. If you have brown outs, power drops/sags and all, this will not help.
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Don't do it!!!! It's too risky!!! Even properly grounded, and with all waterproof (not weatherproof&lt; Nat Elec Code,NEC&gt; distinction) enclosure, and UFI protected, you're asking for a lethal dose of volts times amps equals watts. We are not talking cute little electrons here!!! We're talking all that GE has got, all at once. Seriously. DO NOT ATTEMPT. It would cost too much anyway to build a waterproof enclosure big enough to include servicing area, as well as the unit and filters, bringing power to it, which depending on the length of the run will necessitate a larger diameter wire, AND a special cable designed for outdoor use. (The voltage drops over a long run of wire.)NO! NO! PLEASE DON'T DO IT.
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Netgear Tech Support told me that you can use more than two XAVB5101 Powerline Nano 500 Sets. To confirm this, I would highly recommend that you call 1-888-NETGEAR (638-4327)for full details as I only have two hooked up. I recommend that you use encryption when you hook up the system for your protection.They do work great.
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I have been using this to run the AC power from the wall, 110VAC. The Arduino pins have plenty of juice to toggle to relay. I have run mine for extended periods and have not had it fail yet. Only bought one. I plan on buying more soon.Application: Power relay from Sanguinololu 1.3a installed on MendelMax. Powering 110VAC-12V 20A power supply.
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The breaker is doing what it is supposed to do. That is good. It is protecting your purchase .... and yourself from a meltdown. The breaker capacity needs to be compatible with your unit specifications ..... and your wiring needs to be compatible with both. The unit will do what it is supposed to if you follow those steps. Titan will assist you with these types of questions ..... Why not trust the source ..... They don´t bite ! Bill
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I would say to be on the safe side, take the info on both of these units and go ask an electrician at a local electrical shop. Sometimes Radio shack employees have no idea, it's worth the effort so you don't ruin anything you have, hope this helps.